Chords for Hog Eye Man
Tempo:
85.725 bpm
Chords used:
G
Gm
F#
C
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Gone are the limewalks of yesteryear, with their bowery rows and paradise streets.
Gone are the wooden ships with their canvas sails and shanty men, with their ballads, songs and tales.
But the seas are still here, and the voices are singing, and the music of the squeezebox hosts the air, and the wind is in the rigging.
Put not your trust in the shanty man, but in the shanties.
Oh, the hog-eye sailors roll and go, when they come down to San Francisco.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants [G] a hog-eye man.
Pay off in hand and prime, [N] as he'll spend his money fast and free.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
He'll go ashore when the girls do dwell, he'll hoist them high and ring their bells.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Now Susie's at the seaside, sipping sand, with a big old grin for a hog-eye man.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
And Sally's in the garden, shelling peas, a little hog-eye sitting on her knee.
With a hog-eye, a [F#] railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
[Gm] With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog [C]-eye man.
And [B] Jenny's in the kitchen making duff, the cheeks of her ass go [F] chuff, chuff, chuff.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a [N] hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Oh, it's hand me down my walking cane, for I'm going to see my darling Jane.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Oh, it's so been near since I been gone, some railroad navvy with his sea boots on.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
[G] It's a hog-eye ship and a hog-eye crew, a hog-eye mate and skipper too.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
[D#] With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye [Gm] man.
[N]
Gone are the wooden ships with their canvas sails and shanty men, with their ballads, songs and tales.
But the seas are still here, and the voices are singing, and the music of the squeezebox hosts the air, and the wind is in the rigging.
Put not your trust in the shanty man, but in the shanties.
Oh, the hog-eye sailors roll and go, when they come down to San Francisco.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants [G] a hog-eye man.
Pay off in hand and prime, [N] as he'll spend his money fast and free.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
He'll go ashore when the girls do dwell, he'll hoist them high and ring their bells.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Now Susie's at the seaside, sipping sand, with a big old grin for a hog-eye man.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
And Sally's in the garden, shelling peas, a little hog-eye sitting on her knee.
With a hog-eye, a [F#] railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
[Gm] With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog [C]-eye man.
And [B] Jenny's in the kitchen making duff, the cheeks of her ass go [F] chuff, chuff, chuff.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a [N] hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Oh, it's hand me down my walking cane, for I'm going to see my darling Jane.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Oh, it's so been near since I been gone, some railroad navvy with his sea boots on.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
[G] It's a hog-eye ship and a hog-eye crew, a hog-eye mate and skipper too.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
[D#] With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye [Gm] man.
[N]
Key:
G
Gm
F#
C
B
G
Gm
F#
Gone are the limewalks of yesteryear, with their bowery rows and paradise streets.
Gone are the wooden ships with their canvas sails and shanty men, with their ballads, songs and tales.
But the seas are still here, and the voices are singing, and the music of the squeezebox hosts the air, and the wind is in the rigging.
Put not your trust in the shanty man, but in the shanties.
_ _ Oh, the hog-eye sailors roll and go, when they come down to San Francisco.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants [G] a hog-eye man.
Pay off in hand and prime, [N] as he'll spend his money fast and free.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
He'll go ashore when the girls do dwell, he'll hoist them high and ring their bells.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Now Susie's at the seaside, sipping sand, with a big old grin for a hog-eye man.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
And Sally's in the garden, shelling peas, a little hog-eye sitting on her knee.
With a hog-eye, a [F#] railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
[Gm] With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog [C]-eye man.
And [B] Jenny's in the kitchen making duff, the cheeks of her ass go [F] chuff, chuff, chuff.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a [N] hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Oh, it's hand me down my walking cane, for I'm going to see my darling Jane.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Oh, it's so been near since I been gone, some railroad navvy with his sea boots on.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
[G] It's a hog-eye ship and a hog-eye crew, a hog-eye mate and skipper too.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
[D#] With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye [Gm] man.
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Gone are the wooden ships with their canvas sails and shanty men, with their ballads, songs and tales.
But the seas are still here, and the voices are singing, and the music of the squeezebox hosts the air, and the wind is in the rigging.
Put not your trust in the shanty man, but in the shanties.
_ _ Oh, the hog-eye sailors roll and go, when they come down to San Francisco.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants [G] a hog-eye man.
Pay off in hand and prime, [N] as he'll spend his money fast and free.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
He'll go ashore when the girls do dwell, he'll hoist them high and ring their bells.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Now Susie's at the seaside, sipping sand, with a big old grin for a hog-eye man.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
And Sally's in the garden, shelling peas, a little hog-eye sitting on her knee.
With a hog-eye, a [F#] railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
[Gm] With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog [C]-eye man.
And [B] Jenny's in the kitchen making duff, the cheeks of her ass go [F] chuff, chuff, chuff.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a [N] hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Oh, it's hand me down my walking cane, for I'm going to see my darling Jane.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
Oh, it's so been near since I been gone, some railroad navvy with his sea boots on.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye man.
[G] It's a hog-eye ship and a hog-eye crew, a hog-eye mate and skipper too.
With a hog-eye, a railroad navvy, with a hog-eye, he'll roll ashore.
[D#] With a hog-eye, oh, she wants a hog-eye [Gm] man.
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